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The Oura Ring 4 has dropped to its lowest ever price for Amazon Prime Day

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Lester, D. (2026, October 7). The Oura Ring 4 has dropped to its lowest ever price for Amazon Prime Day. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/shopping/esbest/amazon-prime-day/oura-ring-4-amazon-prime-day-b1299907.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-07 · by Daisy Lester

Quick Summary

The Oura Ring 4 is currently available for £189 during Amazon Prime Day, marking its lowest price ever. This high-tech health tracker offers detailed sleep and biometric data, including detecting changes like elevated body temperature that may indicate illness. Wellness writer Maisie Bovingdon praises the ring's comfort and accuracy, noting features such as water resistance up to 100 meters and insights into cardiovascular age relative to chronological age for personalized health guidance.
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Story summary

The Oura Ring 4 has been discounted to its lowest price ever at £189 during Amazon Prime Day. Originally known for its sleep tracking, the Oura Ring now includes features like menstrual cycle tracking and personalized health insights tailored to women's health. Wellness writer Maisie Bovingdon praised the ring for being lightweight, water-resistant up to 100 meters, and comfortable enough to wear consistently over a year. The Smart Sensing technology in the Oura Ring can even detect changes in body temperature that might indicate an oncoming illness, showcasing its advanced health tracking capabilities.

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Daisy Lester
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Topics

Oura Smart Sensing Standard the Oura 4

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Narrative

Where fitness trackers have previously focused on male-centric metrics, the Oura 4 features women’s health insights in the form of cycle tracking, providing health and training tips depending on where in your menstrual cycle you’re at.
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Claims (15 extracted, 2 hedged)

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. asserted
journalism → support → readers
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. uncertain
we → purchase → commission
The high-tech, health-tracking jewellery piece has been discounted to £189 – if you’ve been weighing up whether to invest, now’s the time. asserted
time → track → 189
Though beloved by A-listers across the globe, the Oura is far from just a fad. asserted
Oura → belove → fad
Offered in a myriad of styles to suit your personal aesthetic, the remarkably high-tech ring delivers accurate, personalised health data, insights, and daily guidance. asserted
ring → offer → data
Perhaps best known for its sleep tracking capabilities, the Oura 4 is prized for delivering in-depth data about your sleep stages and how well you slept. asserted
you → know → stages
It’s even smart enough to detect a change in your body temperature, which might signify that you’re getting a cold. uncertain
you → ’ → cold
Now that’s hi-tech health. asserted
that → ’ → ?
When wellness writer Maisie Bovingdon reviewed the ring, she said: “I’ve worn the Oura ring 4 fairly religiously for over a year – testament to how comfortable it is.” asserted
it → review → year
Praising it as “lightweight, water-resistant (up to 100m) and non-allergenic, it doesn’t irritate skin.” asserted
it → praise → skin
She added that “there is no denying the tracking data is impressive. asserted
data → add → ?
“The built-in Smart Sensing technology tracks over 30 biometrics for a detailed look into key health statistics, while the ‘Readiness’ score helped determine what my body needed to tackle fatigue. asserted
body → build → fatigue
Oura also now offers users insights on cardiovascular age, relative to chronological age, to promote health choices that encourage longevity. asserted
that → offer → longevity
Where fitness trackers have previously focused on male-centric metrics, the Oura 4 features women’s health insights in the form of cycle tracking, providing health and training tips depending on where in your menstrual cycle you’re at. asserted
you → focus → cycle
With 23 per cent slashed off the price, now’s the time to invest in the Oura ring 4. asserted
time → slash → ring
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